| name | hima-admit |
| description | Bootstrap a new project or catch up an agent on an existing one in minutes by reading vision/goals/state and scaffolding the minimum brain files. |
| stage | meta |
| source | base |
| mode | advisory |
Purpose
Let any agent resume work without re-discovering context. Either scaffolds the minimum brain
files for a new project, or reads them to catch an agent up on an existing one — in minutes,
not a full codebase re-read.
When to use
- Session start on an unfamiliar or long-idle project.
- A new project has no vision/goals/state files yet.
- Any agent needs a fast orientation before touching code.
Steps
- Check for existing brain files (vision, long/short-term goals, state) at the project's
documented locations.
- If missing: scaffold the minimum set (vision, goals cadence, a state summary) from what the
founder has said and what the repo already reveals — never invent unverified history.
- If present: read them in cadence order (vision → long-term goal → short-term goal → state)
before doing anything else.
- Surface the current short-term goal's status (
ACTIVE/DONE/BLOCKED) explicitly.
- Never treat this as a blocking gate — it's a fast-path convenience, skip if the agent is
already oriented in the current session.
Done when
- The agent can state the project's vision, current goal, and status in one paragraph.
- Any newly scaffolded brain file is minimal, sourced from real project signal, not invented.
